Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making
Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making
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ISBN: 9781337115773
Author: Maryanne M. Mowen, Don R. Hansen, Dan L. Heitger
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 9, Problem 77C

1.

To determine

Prepare cash budget.

1.

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Explanation of Solution

Cash Budget:

Cash budget is a financial budget. It is prepared to assess inflows and outflows of cash to manage cash balance and timing related issues. Closing cash balance is computed by adding cash receipts and subtracting cash payments from the expected cash available in the beginning.

Cash budget is presented as follows:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Opening cash0
Add: Cash receipts 121,360
Less: Cash payments 223,964
Closing cash(2,604)

Table (1)

Working Notes:

1. Computation of Cash receipts:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Fillings

(50×90)

4,500

Crowns

(300×19)

5,700

Root canals

(170×8)

1,360

Bridges

(500×7)

3,500

Extractions

(45×30)

1,350

Cleaning

(25×108)

2,700

X-Rays

(15×150)

2,250

Total receipts21,360

Table (2)

2. Computation of Cash payments:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Salary to dental assistants1,900
Receptionist salary1,500
Hygienist salary1,800
Public relations management1,000
Personal salary6,500
Benefits1,344
Building lease1,500
Dental supplies1,200
Janitorial300
Utilities 400
Phone150
Office supplies100
Lab fees5,000
Loan payments570
Interest payments500
Miscellaneous200
Total23,964

Table (3)

2.

To determine

Explain steps that can be taken to solve financial problems of the company. Present a cash budget reflecting the steps taken. Also, explain whether these steps would likely be followed. Further, explain whether the behavioral principals relating to budgets and plans, have a role in the given situation.

2.

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Steps that could be taken to solve financial problems are listed as follows:

  • Elimination of public relation personnel’s salary.
  • Increase in working hours of the premise up to 40 hours a week.
  • Timings should be adjusted to suit office timings of the patients.
  • Lease rent paid to self should be eliminated.

Role of budgets and planning in the current set up:

  • Working lesser hours than required while the company is incurring negative cash flows and outstanding debts indicate lack of planning.
  • Maintaining public relations is although a good practice; however, this should be done by owners without charging cost considering the present situation of the company.
  • Timings do not suit people who go to office and may want to visit dentist after office hours or on weekends. This indicates lack of analysis of demand for services.

It is likely that the suggestions would be followed; since, the internal revenue service is threatening to impound business and sell its assets. Company has incurred debt which is difficult to repay and is having negative cash flows.

Cash budget after incorporating above suggestions is presented as follows:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Opening cash0
Add: Cash receipts 326,700
Less: Cash payments 421,202
Closing cash5,498

Table (4)

Working Notes:

3. Computation of Cash receipts:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Total receipts (Sub Part-1)21,360
Current hours

(32×4)

128

Proposed hours

(40×4)

160

Total receipts expected

(21,360×160128)

26,700

Table (5)

4. Computation of Cash payments:

ParticularsWorking ($)Amount ($)
Salary to dental assistants 1,900
Receptionist salary(1,500×160128)1,875
Hygienist salary(1,800×160128)2,250
Public relations management 0
Personal salary(6,500×75%)4,875
Benefits 1,344
Building lease 0
Dental supplies(1,200×160128)1,500
Janitorial(300×160128)375
Utilities (400×160128)500
Phone(150×160128)188
Office supplies(100×160128)125
Lab fees 5,000
Loan payments 570
Interest payments 500
Miscellaneous 200
Total 21,202

Table (6)

Salary of dental assistants are not increased since, they are not fully utilized.

Variable costs are increased with increase in the working hours of the company.

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